Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-12-03
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Inc Hrst OF "the beautiful cnrObed
Blackfoot Friday morning.
A fine lot of new "ads" from Salt
Lake and Ogden in this issue.
Six inches Of snow covered the
mountains at Cariboo last week.
Lucky Baldwin pays his horse
trainer $4,000 a year.
Our usually prompt Pocatello cores
pondent did not materialize this week.
The thermometer registered ten de.
grees below zero Saturday morning.
The Methodist Sabbath School will
have a Christmas tree at the church
on Christmas eve.
From present indications this term
Of court will last until the Christmas
holidays arrive.
II is amusing TO hear lady troubled
with cold singing, "Gum, oh gum with
me.
The Blackfoot Minstrel Troupe gave
an entertainment at Hopkins Opera
House Tuesday evening.
St Marys Academy, Salt Lake, has
more Idaho pupils in attendance than
ever at any previous session.
At time Of going to press Mrs.
Hogan, who has been so very i'll, is.
thought TO be little better.
Miss Jones, Of Hampton, Virginia,
Is the new assistant teacher at Fort
Hall Indian school.
Regular services at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning and
evening Everybody invited
/ II Is rumored that Perry Anson
sold the bar at the Commercial hotel
20 a Mr. Clark.
! The gathering clans Of Congress
men at Washington say that Cleve-
land is the man for 1883.
Attorney Slanro d returned 10 Malad
Thursday but will be in Blackfooi
again next week, courting, If you please
/ Marshal Baird and Deputy Hopson
left with fivc Co.hahs for Sionx Falls
Peniteniiary, Dakota, Wednesday.
| Rev. Mr.. Lyons at the Baptist
/ church, Sunday morning and evening,
you are invited TO hear him.
/ Me ]. a. Becrley has card in this
issue, read IL, and II you have any
stock you want wintcrcd go and see
him at once.
| Next summer viii see two fine two
story brick and one stone building on
Main street where wooden shanties
now stand
Major Danilson has just received
400 pounds OF select candies and
nuts by the sacks, that's the place 70
take your girl.
pocatello, Camas, Eagle Rock and
Fort Hall were represented at the
Teachers Institute held at this place
last Friday aud Saturday
Mr. j. A. Becrley, Of Challis, who
purchased the Stout ranch near rie
ASYLUM last summer. has moved his
family down and is now full ficdged
citizen Of our future city.
4 The Teachers Institute held at this
place last Friday and Saturday, was
we'll attended by the citizens Of town
both In the day and evening.
Skating is now occupying the time
OF the small boys about town, and
wherever there is pond with suffl
cient ice there be the boys also.
A large crowd attended the Metho
dist church last Sunday evening tc
witness the entertainment given by
the Sabbath School scholars.
The ladies' Of the Baptist church
will give n dime social at their church
Tuesday evening next A cordial in
yitation Is extended TO all.
1 A full carpet Of "the beautiful
covers the lap Of mother earth from
McCammon TO Ogden, sleighing il
tip-top in Cache valley.
Col. Campbell's new store at Poca
tello. under w. i. Fisher manager
will he opened about the 18th with
full and complete stock of first class
goods Of general merchandise
Henry Sell. the popular Pocatellt
fresh meat dealer, is now furnishing
the Indian school ut Fort Hall will
two thousand pounds of beef every
month.
, II is said that the large delegation
sent to Boise City last week from thi
place hy Judge Hays. took up nearl,
ali the spare room there was in tn
penitcntiary.
All the Mormon cases have bee
disposed OF and the brethren VIII
were convicted are now posing a
martyrs behind the bars at Boise Cit.
and Sioux Falls
The county commissioners did no
let the building of Snake river bridg